Sentence examples for developed tribes from inspiring English sources

The faith splinters: it has developed tribes who have different homelands and cannot even agree on the dates of religious festivals.

Much of Dr. Fukuyama's analysis concerns how states develop from tribes.

In the Pacific Northwest, native tribes developed the ritual of the potlatch.

Different tribes developed tastes for flanged earrings, granulated beads and animal amulets.

Cleavages between southern Slav tribes developed over time, particularly after the establishment in the 4th century ce of the north-south "Theodosian Line" demarcating the eastern and western segments of the Roman Empire.

The current focus on the provinces, they say, reflects the fact that the White House overestimated what could be achieved by Mr. Maliki and his government, and underestimated the degree to which the local tribes developed a deep hatred for Al Qaeda in Mesopotamia, the homegrown Sunni Arab extremist group that American intelligence agencies have concluded is led by foreigners.

This agrees with our findings because the palisade parenchyma was well developed in most tribes (Table 1), and in some species as Baccharis salicifolia (Astereae) and Lagascea rigida (Heliantheae) the mesophyll is composed exclusively of palisade parenchyma.

From the Glades III culture developed two distinct tribes that lived in and near the Everglades: the Calusa and the Tequesta.

These experiences may vary from real encounters while coexisting with non-developed tribes on remote areas of the globe, to improvised stages created in front of a mirror at my studio, or even through public intervention.

This theory became the frame in which the anthropological notion of "tribe" developed.

In particular, Tribe developed a lucrative practice often premised on invoking his clients' constitutional rights as "corporate persons" to try and avoid federal and state regulations.